Dominic Powell

Despite 2018 serving up market dips for both stocks and cryptocurrencies, blockchain startup MoxyOne has battled through and managed to rais…

Australian startup ShareRing is hoping to become a blockchain-fuelled version of Amazon for the sharing economy, after completing a $3.8 million seed round. It will attempt a massive $62 million initial coin offering (ICO) in May.

Vaughan Rowsell, the founder of New Zealand based fintech startup Vend, has urged early-stage startups to eschew common stigmas to think differently when hiring new people, and consider hiring “unqualified” people to help ease Australia’s tech skills shortage.

Global non-profit organisation Girls in Tech has revealed Melbourne will be the third city to host its Catalyst conference this year, bringing the highly popular conference to Australia for the first time.

The founder of recently listed Aussie startup Jayride has spoken about the importance of compliance and continuously updating investors afte…

An Aussie startup offering a corporate-focused alternative to ride-sharing providers such as Uber and Taxify has announced it will undergo a…

The co-founder of one of Australia’s largest and most influential tech companies has fronted a Senate inquiry into the future of work, urgin…

Australia's ride-sharing market continues to diversify, with Indian Uber competitor Ola announcing its launch into Sydney on Monday, three weeks after debuting its services in Perth.

German blockchain startup Shivom, which is looking to raise a whopping $US75 million ($96 million) via an initial coin offering (ICO), is hoping to enlist a number of Aussies as investors after embarking on a roadshow this week.

Elon Musk has announced a pivot for his his futuristic Hyperloop transport system to focus on public transport needs, and thereby, effectively creating a new type of train.

Fintech Australia chief executive Danielle Szetho has announced she will be stepping down and moving to Asia to champion further collaboration between Australia and the rest of the Asia Pacific region.

Each year, SmartCompany puts together a list of Australia's top 30 female entrepreneurs and in 2018, a number of startup founders feature on the list.